The government said the decision was 'in response to a rising tide of this pernicious form of litigation', including high-profile cases involving Russian oligarchs and allies of Vladimir Putin.
February 23, 2024 at 07:15 AM
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The U.K. government is backing a Bill allowing judges to dismiss “spurious claims” before they go to trial, as part of legislation against SLAPPs (strategic litigation against public participation).
The government’s endorsement of the Bill is its strongest intervention into the SLAPPs debate to date.
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